About Children: For Parents And Other Educators
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: N/A
Pages: Good
A cornerstone resource for anyone invested in the growth and wellbeing of children, About Children: For Parents and Other Educators presents a rich compendium of guidance drawn directly from the acclaimed ABC radio series of the same name. Grounded in the voices of experts, practitioners, and everyday caregivers, it chronicles the many dimensions of child development — from emotional and social growth to the practical challenges faced by parents and teachers navigating the formative years. The tone is warm yet authoritative, making complex developmental concepts accessible to a broad audience without sacrificing depth or rigour. Rooted in the proud tradition of Australian public broadcasting, this volume illustrates the ABC's long-standing commitment to community education and the elevation of public discourse around family life. It stands as a fascinating cultural document of its era, reflecting the anxieties, aspirations, and evolving philosophies around childhood that shaped a generation of Australian families. Whether you are a parent seeking reassurance, a teacher in search of fresh perspectives, or simply a curious reader, the insights gathered here are as thought-provoking today as when they first crackled through the radio airwaves.
Author: Betty Parsons
Format: Paperback
Genre: Parenting
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: N/A
Pages: Good
A cornerstone resource for anyone invested in the growth and wellbeing of children, About Children: For Parents and Other Educators presents a rich compendium of guidance drawn directly from the acclaimed ABC radio series of the same name. Grounded in the voices of experts, practitioners, and everyday caregivers, it chronicles the many dimensions of child development — from emotional and social growth to the practical challenges faced by parents and teachers navigating the formative years. The tone is warm yet authoritative, making complex developmental concepts accessible to a broad audience without sacrificing depth or rigour. Rooted in the proud tradition of Australian public broadcasting, this volume illustrates the ABC's long-standing commitment to community education and the elevation of public discourse around family life. It stands as a fascinating cultural document of its era, reflecting the anxieties, aspirations, and evolving philosophies around childhood that shaped a generation of Australian families. Whether you are a parent seeking reassurance, a teacher in search of fresh perspectives, or simply a curious reader, the insights gathered here are as thought-provoking today as when they first crackled through the radio airwaves.